MacDonald Highlands just changed the Henderson skyline for good. Builder Suffolk celebrated the topping out of Four Seasons Private Residences Las Vegas on November 2, which means the structural framework of both towers is now complete on the steep mountainside above the Las Vegas Valley. It is one of the region's only luxury residential-only tower developments, and there is no hotel attached. Every one of its 171 residences is a home.
That distinction is the fresh insight most people miss. Las Vegas knows branded towers on the Strip. This project puts Four Seasons service in a gated Henderson neighborhood instead, about 15 minutes from the Strip and 10 miles from Harry Reid International Airport, with views of the Strip and the McCullough Range.
A Mountainside, Not a Flat Lot
Building here was not a standard pour-and-rise job. Before vertical construction could begin, crews handled blasting, excavation and logistics planning across the sloped site, according to Suffolk. Its design team ran technical validation reports and constructability reviews before work began, and its technology team used high-accuracy drone surveying, LiDAR scanning and a digital twin to track site conditions and progress in real time.
“Building Four Seasons Private Residences Las Vegas cliffside has required exceptional planning, coordination and technical expertise from every member of the project team,” said Pete Tuffo, President of Florida Gulf Coast, Las Vegas and National Gaming at Suffolk.
The next visible step is glass. Installation is now progressing, and once it fully encloses both towers, interior buildout can accelerate. If you drive the southeast valley in the coming months, that glass going on is the sign the towers have moved from structure to finishing.
What Is Inside the Two Towers
The North and South towers rise 24 and 25 stories, designed by Wimberly Allison Tong & Goo (WATG) and developed by Azure Resorts & Hotels in partnership with Luxus Developments and Two Roads Development. The sales numbers show how far along the neighborhood moment already is.
- 171 residences: 148 under contract, 23 remaining, for $950 million in total sales
- Sizes: two to five bedrooms, 2,300 to 8,400 square feet inside and up to 3,500 square feet outdoors
- Prices: remaining residences start at $5.15 million
- Amenities: 90,000 square feet, including four pools with private cabanas, pickleball courts, a fitness and wellness center, spa treatment rooms, a golf simulator and a screening room
- Food: Wolfgang Puck Fine Dining Group is the exclusive culinary partner, anchored by a signature restaurant in the North Tower
Homes include semi-private elevators and private garages, and penthouses, junior penthouses and select garden residences include private plunge pools. A dedicated Director of Residences will oversee 24-hour concierge, security and residential services.
What to Watch Next in MacDonald Highlands
Completion is anticipated in the fourth quarter of 2027, and the development team anticipates a sellout before completion. For Henderson readers, here is how to use this news now.
- Watch the glass, not the crane. Topping out means the frame is done. Glass closing the towers in is the real progress marker through winter.
- If you are a buyer, move on the 23. With more than 85 percent under contract, the remaining choice is the starting-at-$5.15 million group, and ownership inquiries are open now.
- If you are a neighbor, expect interior work next. Suffolk says enclosing the towers lets interior buildout accelerate, so the loud mountainside phase gives way to finishing work inside.
MacDonald Highlands has always sold privacy and elevation. Now it has two full-height towers to prove the point, and Henderson has a residential skyline of its own.
